I'm not sure where to begin... :no:
Whatever, I'll roll with it.
That's fine.
She didn't have a choice anyway you dice it.
What makes you say that? I mean, specifically?
Regardless, I concur with OTG & his analysis of the AR.
I didn't say I disagree with it. But it doesn't change my main point. As I see it, all of these things could only have happened if she were already unconscious from being struck on the head.
McCann also spoke of bruising on JonBenet's inner thigh, consistent with a forceful separation of the legs.
That doesn't change it either. If she was fighting, as you seem to suggest, why weren't there more signs of it? Moreover, and this is where it really gets interesting, why was it done in such a clean, fumbling way? The answer is pretty obvious to me.
(The Bonita Papers, was that your source for McCann's statement?)
Sure is. What of it?
Hmmm, this doesn't sound familiar. Nope, doesn't ring a bell. It's not EXACTLY (or even kinda, sorta, remotely) the IDI majority's POV.
I was going by my personal experiences, Mama. Don't kill the messenger.
You haven't described Smit's train of thought well, either.
Well, that's sort of the problem, isn't it, Mama? HE never described it well! Not in a way that was consistent with the crime itself. As wonderllama said, I used to be one of you. Smit's inability to demonstrate his own case is a BIG reason why I'm not one now. (Apparently, the GJ agreed, but that's neither here nor there.)
I guess those extra arms account for some of Kolar's "unique", unsourced DNA profiles. :drumroll:
:floorlaugh: You have a sense of humor. That's good.
I'm really having difficulty understanding your portrayal of "the IDI majority". Your arguments do not accurately describe the majority, or even the minority, of IDIs with whom I engage in case discussion.
I'm not sure if that's good or bad!